Sentence examples for imprint requirements from inspiring English sources

The DCMS committee had backed the Commission's call for digital imprint requirements for electronic campaigns to level the playing field between digital and print ads.

Update: A Cabinet Office spokesperson said: "The government is committed to increasing transparency in digital campaigning, in order to maintain a fair and proportionate democratic process, and we will be consulting on proposals for new imprint requirements on electronic campaigning in due course".

"For example, the Electoral Commission is suggesting that all electronic campaigning have digital imprint requirements, including information on who paid for the campaigning, so that it is obvious, at a glance, who has sponsored and who has paid for that campaigning material, thereby bringing all online adverts into line with physical leaflets and adverts.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07486.008 Next, we examined whether the viral context imprints the costimulatory requirements for the lifespan of T cells or if memory T cells undergo secondary expansion independently of the priming context.

From this point of view, the parameters of RD process should be adjusted to meet the requirements of imprinting nanopatterns on Al surface.

A number of imprinted genes are important for placenta development and function, and some imprinted genes have different requirements for their silencing in hypomethylated placental tissue than in the embryo-derived somatic cells (47, 48).

Fanning has been working for so long that most of the technical requirements of acting are imprinted on her as muscle memory.

The manufacture of modern inks takes into account the surface to be imprinted, the printing process, and special requirements for the job, such as colour, opacity, transparency, brilliance, lightfastness, surface hardness, pliability, wettability, purity, and odourlessness.

These requirements were introduced with the imprinting protocol conceptualised by Dickey [13] and implemented by Wulff [14] and Mosbach [15].

A photocurable low viscosity monomer is dispensed dropwise to meet the pattern density requirements of the device, thus enabling imprint patterning with a uniform residual layer across a field and across entire wafers.

Shortcomings of the STI test included lack of capacity to discern severity or levels of sperm DNA damage, differentiating between sperm chromatin fragmentation (SCF) and sperm DNA fragmentation (SDF), and detecting epigenetic imprinting abnormalities and the requirement of fresh reagents, particularly DTT [ 50].